Dropbox Sign

Connect Dropbox Sign so customers e-sign Bunny quotes, and any attached documents such as a master services agreement, in Dropbox Sign.

Bunny has a simple, built-in signing mechanism for quotes that is free and works well. The Dropbox Sign integration replaces this process with enterprise-grade e-signing and also ensures that all your signed documents are in one place in Dropbox Sign.

ConfigurationLink to Configuration section

Go to Settings > Integrations and select the Dropbox Sign integration.

Dropbox Sign integration in Bunny with Enabled toggle off, status not authorized and a Connect to button — Dropbox Sign integration configuration

Click Connect to to start the authorization process with Dropbox Sign.

Dropbox Sign Allow Access page asking to authorize Bunny Quotes, with Accept and Deny buttons — Dropbox Sign authorization

Sign into your Dropbox Sign account and complete the authorization process. When complete, the integration form will be updated as below. Make sure to enable the integration and then save the configuration.

Dropbox Sign integration with Enabled toggled on and configuration status authorized — Fully configured Dropbox Sign integration

Signing documents with Dropbox SignLink to Signing documents with Dropbox Sign section

Once the integration has been configured and enabled, customers will automatically be redirected to Dropbox Sign when they click the Accept button on the quote in the portal.

Including additional documents to signLink to Including additional documents to sign section

In some cases you may need to have your prospect also sign a contract or master services agreement. You can attach these files to the quote in Bunny as documents and they will automatically be bundled into Dropbox Sign for signing with the quote.